For the record

In "The Bridge that linked top Tories with Tea Party activists" (In Focus), we were wrong to state that Adam Werritty's trip to a security seminar in Israel in 2009 had been arranged by Michael Lewis, former deputy chairman of the Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre (Bicom). Mr Lewis stepped down as deputy chairman of Bicom in 2007. He remains a donor to Bicom, but has never had involvement in Mr Werritty's travel arrangements.

"Joy vanished into Britain's child-sex trade" (Magazine) referred to Solihull council fast-tracking teenage asylum seekers out of foster care, "but not British children". We should clarify that the young people go from foster care into supported accommodation. Those who are still at school or have needs that can only be met in foster care will remain there. This also applies to local children.

Terminology corner: the G20 summit in Cannes next month is a heads of government meeting, not, as we said in "Euro crisis spreads and puts the world economy at risk" (In Focus) a gathering of heads of state. The Queen is head of state; David Cameron, as prime minister, is head of government.